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While the documents were shown to be fakes, kate and another reporter at the "the new york times" interviewed the general's secretary who said well, you know, that's exactly what he was saying at the time in the office and he did have documents though i didn't type them. in that case and others that i'm aware of, there have been cases where you take a document you know is real, and we recreate what will be exposed as a fabrication to discredit the issue. >> so the broader thing to me at this moment is, governor paul lepage in maine, a big trump supporters with tells the media something. let's ...

I would raise one point about the tip lines that all these newspapers and other media outlets have set up. >> they set up and say you can contact us secretly and provide us information. is there a problem with that? >> you know, there's one glitch in that. you know, if it's anonymous, then and you can't speak to the other person on the line, it's difficult to take steps to protect them. >> that's what the intercept said happened. they didn't know who this person was who slipped them a document. >> right. it's difficult to protect them. they didn't know. but like i said before, you know, you ha...

Our community comes together at these times, they have in the past, and i'm very grateful and expect they will do the same thing. we want them to stay away from the area. we want them to to be cautious and look out for any suspicious activity and report that to the tip lines so the police will have the numbs to move as quickly as possible in apprehending is the suspects. i know this has been hard on you, being the mayor and trying to resurrect a city that's seen so much other violence and firefighters and police officers asking for help because of the economy. how is it, in your eyes, now that...

>> no, absolutely not. immigrants can report crimes on anonymous tip lines. there's plenty of community outreach that police departments do nowadays. crime reporting is a problem across all ethnicities, types of people in the community. if they want to increase trust for the whole community, all law enforcement agencies ought to be working together to make sure that the laws are enforced. immigrants don't want criminals among them anymore than anybody else does, so the whole thing is really just a made-up excuse to obstruct immigration enforcement that they disagree with on a political level. ...

>> no, absolutely not. immigrants can report crimes on anonymous tip lines. there's plenty of community outreach that police departments do nowadays. crime reporting is a problem across all ethnicities, types of people in the community. if they want to increase trust for the whole community, all law enforcement agencies ought to be working together to make sure that the laws are enforced. immigrants don't want criminals among them anymore than anybody else does, so the whole thing is really just a made-up excuse to obstruct immigration enforcement that they disagree with on a political level. ...